Thick & Thin Film

The LP0603 ITF (Integrated Thin Film) Lead-Free LGA Low Pass Filter is based on thin-film multilayer technology. The technology provides a miniature part with excellent high frequency performance and rugged construction for reliable automatic assembly.

Mini-Systems manufactures high reliability, precision Thick Film chip resistors and jumpers for frequencies to 10 Ghz. Thin Film chip resistors, resistor arrays, chip attenuators, MOS style capacitors, and RC networks, DC through 20 Ghz. Electronic Packages Alumina/Glass sidewall flatpacks. For more on Mini-Systems, visit their storefront.

APECS means tighter tolerances & lower costs – Using the DuPont Fodel® process as a base technology, Anaren Ceramics’ precision thick film technology (better known as APECS) pushes thick film technology to a best-in-class position from which we can meet or exceed thin film tolerances -- at a far more affordable price point.

The LP0603 ITF (Integrated Thin Film) Lead-Free LGA Low Pass Filter is based on thin-film multilayer technology. The technology provides a miniature part with excellent high frequency performance and rugged construction for reliable automatic assembly.

The MSIR series dual isolated chip resistor offers greater flexibility for the hybrid designer seeking resistor pairs with excellent T.C.R./T.C. tracking between resistors

The ITF High Directivity LGA Coupler is based on thin-film multilayer technology. The technology provides a miniature part with excellent high frequency performance and rugged construction for reliable automatic assembly.

The ITF SMD Coupler is based on thin-film multilayer technology. The technology provides a miniature part with excellent high frequency performance and rugged construction for reliable automatic assembly.

Wire and ribbon bondable and Flipchip thick film chip attenuators, printed and fired on 96% alumina. Provides attenuation accuracy for frequencies through 10 Ghz. Double layer terminations provide additional bonding surface. Abrasive trimming ensures optimum resistor stability